Sculpin Found 1,080 Kilometers South of Its Known Range in Taiwan
Three museum specimens of Marukawa's sculpin collected off northeastern Taiwan extend the species' known range roughly 1,080 kilometers southward from ...
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Taxonomic study establishes new beetle genus and species from South African forests
A taxonomic study of 52 specimens established the beetle genus Parvapila and its only known species, Parvapila lyncispinnae.
Alpine moth study separates two species using anatomy and DNA barcodes
A study of alpine tortricid moths used male anatomy, DNA barcodes and museum specimens to distinguish Dichrorampha velata from D. ...
Taxonomic study describes two new cricket genera and three species in New Guinea
A taxonomic study combining museum specimens, newly collected crickets, morphology and acoustic recordings described two new genera and three new ...
Museum review records two new mammoth wasp species and one subspecies in Panama
A review of 383 museum specimens and published records documented two species and one subspecies of mammoth wasps in Panama ...
Two triplefin species newly recorded from Australian and Vanuatu waters
Taxonomic examination confirms the first Australian records of two triplefin species and the first southwest Pacific records of Enneapterygius olivaceus.
Grasshopper Type Found to Be a Duplicate Species
Reexamining a unique museum specimen showed that the grasshopper Acrida bara is not a separate species but a junior synonym ...
A Butterfly Labelled in Malaysia Was Really from Brazil: Solving a 140-Year Taxonomic Mistake
New research shows a butterfly described from the Challenger expedition as Malayan is actually the South American species Hemiargus hanno, ...
Hidden in the Gills: Museum Jars Hold Untapped Larval Secrets of Endangered Freshwater Mussels
Scientists show that gravid freshwater mussels preserved in museum collections carry overlooked larvae that can resolve taxonomy and aid conservation.
Museum Specimens Reveal Flying Squirrels Break Allen’s Ecogeographical Rule
A museum-based analysis of over 1,600 flying squirrel specimens shows that tail length increases with latitude, directly opposing Allen's rule ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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